Today, Sunday, the Jaadna tribes in Abyan closed two main roads in the governorate, to demand the disclosure of the fate of Lieutenant Colonel Ali Ashal Al-Jaadani, who was kidnapped by a force affiliated with the Southern Transitional Council in the interim capital, Aden (southern Yemen) about three and a half months ago.

The tribes of Abyan Governorate have escalated their positions towards the Southern Transitional Council against the backdrop of the case of Lieutenant Colonel Ali Ashal Al-Jaadani, who has been kidnapped and forcibly disappeared in the interim capital, Aden, in southern Yemen, since the beginning of last June.

Major General Al-Shaibi left the interim capital, Aden, yesterday, Friday, heading to Abu Dhabi.

The Yemeni Ministry of Interior confirmed that the judicial authorities have not yet issued coercive arrest warrants against the seven accused of kidnapping and disappearing Lieutenant Colonel Ali Ashal who fled outside the country.

The Transitional Council forces deployed widely in the streets of the city of Aden, and created dozens of checkpoints and checkpoints on the roads leading to the parade square.

The Council directed to raise the degree of preparedness and security vigilance, strengthen security points and deployment, and not allow any activity whatsoever.